Eckig 1931

"Eckig" (1931) by Wassily Kandinsky is a quintessential example of his abstract style. The painting features geometric shapes like rectangles, circles, and a crescent, arranged against a multi-colored background. It's believed that Kandinsky, a pioneer of abstract art, aimed to evoke emotions and spiritual experiences through his art, rather than depicting literal scenes. He used color, line, and form to create a visual language accessible to all. "Eckig" is a powerful testament to Kandinsky’s contribution to the development of non-representational art.